Myers Controlled Power to Host Job Fair Friday

The Hoover District company plans to hire 20 people after hosting a job fair Friday

20 New Jobs Coming to Hoover District

Myers Controlled Power announced today it plans to hire 20 people after hosting a job fair at 8:30 a.m. Friday

Company in Hoover District to Host Job Fair This Month

The city will hold a press conference Monday to give out more information. Make sure to check back with North Canton Patch for more details

Mayor Makes Argument for Assistant Administrator Post

Mayor David Held asked North Canton City Council members Monday night to consider an assistant city administrator position

City Considers Turning Disaster Relief Program Into Nonprofit

North Canton City Council moved forward in its discussion to create a community-funded disaster relief program and talked about operating it as a charity, separate from the city

Rumored Purchase of City’s Fairways Golf Course Causes Contention

After council denied the possible purchase last week, resident Chuck Osborne put council on the spot by addressing the issue before the North Canton City Council meeting Monday night

Ward 4 Candidate Hillary Mueller Wants to Give Residents a Voice

Mueller, a write-in candidate for the city's fourth ward, told North Canton Patch she would put residents first and be a voice for her community

Canton Rep: Proposed GetGo Gas Station a No-Go at Washington Square

The North Canton Planning Commission voted 3-2 to not allow Giant Eagle to build a GetGo station at Washington Square, the newspaper reported today

Community Disaster Relief Fund Could Become a Reality in North Canton

Councilman Mark Cerreta introduced a plan for a community-funded option to help disaster victims (such as those affected by the recent flooding) at Tuesday night's North Canton City Council meeting

City Council Didn't Take Flooding Victims Seriously: Letter to the Editor

Maria and Bob Wilson feel North Canton City Council members dismissed residents' flooding problems during the recent public meeting

Salaries of State, Local Officials Now Available in Searchable Database

State Treasurer Josh Mandel created online database to search for public officials' salaries

City Continues Search for Solutions to Flooding

North Canton’s mayor tells council and visitors the city is working weekly on finding solutions to its flooding problems

Jeff Peters Wants to Continue Representing Ward 2 Residents

Peters has been on council since 2003 and is running unopposed for the Ward 2 seat this year. He said it's important the city remain fiscally conservative and focus attention on aging infrastructure

Jeff Davies Advocates for Roads, Caution in Spending Taxpayer Dollars

Davies talked with North Canton Patch about what is important to his ward — Ward 3 — and why he's running for councilman again this year

Jon Snyder: Finances Still Main Concern in North Canton

Snyder, president of the North Canton City Council, is again running for the Ward 4 council seat. He tells North Canton Patch he'll continue to make the city's finances a priority.

Jennifer Kling Aims to Make Good Decisions That Affect Community, Kids and Taxpayers

Kling said she's running for North Canton City Schools Board of Education to have a positive impact on the district and help make decisions that affect her children

Residents Look to City for Answers on Continuing Flooding Problems (With Video)

Many residents at Monday night's public meeting wanted to know how long it would take before they see action from their government in solving flooding woes they've dealt with for several years

Matthew Oatley Hopes to Serve Children of North Canton as School Board Member

The North Canton resident and father of two says his background in education and knowledge of school finances puts him ahead of the rest

Made in America: EdenPURE Heaters to be Manufactured in North Canton Starting Sept. 6

Check out our photos, video and story about Thursday's tour of the EdenPURE manufacturing plant in the Hoover District

Bob Vila, Richard Karn and Ben Suarez Tour EdenPURE Plant in Hoover District

The three walked through the plant at 334 Orchard St. in the Hoover District before the company starts manufacturing the EdenPURE products next month

City Asks Those Affected by Flooding to Attend Monday Meeting

Anyone who's experienced flooding after the July rainstorms should attend the Monday meeting at North Canton City Hall

Tim Fox: City Needs Proactive, Informed Decision-Makers at the Helm

Fox wants to work with North Canton City Council members and city administration to create jobs, preserve emergency services and enhance our government and park services

Mayor David Held Seeks Re-election, Wants to Keep City Strong and Safe

Held told North Canton Patch he wants to sustain the city's safety forces as well as ensure North Canton is financially strong

Technology Director: District Saves Big by Receiving Used Computers, Monitors

Technology Director Eric Curts addressed the North Canton City Schools Board of Education Wednesday night and told of the district's savings in acquiring the used technology

Suarez Corp. Industries Lawsuit Dismissed

The Canton Repository reported the lawsuit has been dismissed in Stark County Common Pleas Court

City's Master Plan Website Goes Live

The North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce announced today that the site is ready and has info from the city's first Master Plan meeting

Marcia Kiesling: Collaboration, Compromise Will Keep North Canton Great

Current Council-at-Large Marcia Kiesling says working with the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce, area schools and possibly townships will benefit the city

Anthony Bianchi Hopes to Highlight Student Strengths on Board of Education

Bianchi told us he wants to build off of each individual student's strengths as opposed to making each student achieve the same results

Frankie Colantuono Wants to Bring in Small Businesses as North Canton Mayor

Colantuono talked with North Canton Patch about the importance of embracing small businesses in order to keep North Canton great

North Canton Election Central 2011: The Best Place for Local Election News

We've got all the info you need to be informed about the candidates and the issues right here at Election Central on North Patch

Dan Griffith: Investing in North Canton's Future Is Key

Griffith, running for North Canton City Council at Large, says city officials should work toward future goals instead of solving yesterday's problems

Jordan Greenwald Wants to Keep District's Standard of Excellence as School Board Member

The current Board of Education president talked to North Canton Patch recently about why he's running for re-election

Betty Fulton Aims to Win Race for Board of Education

The former teacher says her 38 years of experience in the field of education gives her great insight into students, parents, peers and administration

Mark Cerreta Hopes to Keep North Canton Council at Large Seat

After being appointed to the position five months ago, Cerreta hopes to win the November vote to keep his seat as North Canton Council at Large. Check out his candidate profile here

Chuck Osborne: North Canton City Council Election 2011

Osborne hopes to use his insight and understanding of North Canton to guide the city through difficult financial times as a member of the North Canton City Council

Allen Wells: North Canton City Council Election 2011

As part of our election coverage, North Canton Patch will provide profiles of each of the candidates for local office

5 Things You Need to Know About Patch's Election Coverage

Here's what to expect from North Canton Patch's Elections pages — and how you can participate

Residents May Place Flooding Debris on Curb for Pickup Through Monday

The city will pick up debris, carpet and other damaged household items from homes affected by recent flooding

'Master Plan' to Address North Canton's Goals, Problems

Bill Strohmenger, chairman of the North Canton Area Chamber of Commerce, unveiled the city's Master Plan program at Monday night's City Council meeting.

Proposed GetGo Gas Station Has Some North Canton Residents Fuming

About 35 people attended Wednesday night's North Canton Planning Commission meeting, and many spoke out about their opposition to a GetGo gas station at Washington Square